Even though James Van Der Beek starred on the hit TV show “Dawson’s Creek,” the actor, who died on Wednesday at age 48, once revealed that he received no money from reruns that could have potentially made him wealthy for life.
Van Der Beek said in a 2012 interview that a clause in the contract he signed at age 20 kept him from earning residuals after the teen drama ended and went into syndication, the Daily Mail reported. TV actors have traditionally relied on residuals to provide them with an income after a show ends.
“There was no residual money,” he told the “Today” show. “I was 20. It was a bad contract. I saw almost nothing from that.”
This “bad contract” could help explain why the actor, married with six children, had run “out of funds” by the time he died of complications from a two-year battle with Stage 3 colorectal cancer.
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